Bad argument #3 to BrickColor (expected BrickColor, got string)?

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5 years ago

So, i want my part to change it's brickcolor and material when clicked, but it isn't doing that.

My code: (it's in a normal script)

01local ClickDetector = script.Parent.ClickDetector
02local ogien1 = script.Parent.Parent.ogienjeden.Fire
03local ogien2 = script.Parent.Parent.ogiendwa.Fire
04local ogien3 = script.Parent.Parent.ogientrzy.Fire
05local ogien4 = script.Parent.Parent.ogiencztery.Fire
06local ogien5 = script.Parent.Parent.ogienpiec.Fire
07local sound = script.Parent.Parent.seinfeld
08local part = script.Parent.Parent.Glowna
09 
10ClickDetector.MouseClick:connect(function(plr)
11   ogien1.Enabled = true
12   ogien2.Enabled = true
13   ogien3.Enabled = true
14   ogien4.Enabled = true
15   ogien5.Enabled = true
16   part.BrickColor = tostring("Burnt Sienna") -- this is the line that im getting the error from
17   part.Material = tostring("CorrodedMetal") -- this would be the line that i will get an error from, but it isn't executing because of the first line getting an error
18   local ramka = plr.PlayerGui.ScreenGui.Frame
19   local tekst = ramka.TextLabel
20   sound.Playing = true
21   sound.Volume = 5
22   ramka.Visible = true
23   tekst.Text = "Kto? podpali? automat biletowy przy zajezdni ?odygowa. *klap klask*"
24   wait(5)
25   ramka.Visible = false
26   tekst.Text = ""
27end)
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Bad argument #3 to BrickColor (expected BrickColor, got string)?

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